If you have travelled through British Airways to Ghana, please share your experience here. Hope you find this video useful. Please like, share and subscribe if you have not already done so. Thanks a lot.
I'm from a tribe from East Mercia who in the early 1800's moved to what was to become the great industrial complex of Birmingham. During my two tours in Ghana I had many friends predominately Ga and Ewe. I have no bias, for and against any Ghanaian ethnic tribe. I did however notice that the Asante and the other Akan tribes felt themselves to be superior while many saw the Hausa as inferior. Maybe something similar to that good old British class system.
Thanks for sharing your experiences. Yes, class is a thing in most societies. No one tribe or ethnic group like to be dominated by another one. I think what make society work is for everyone to be human and love another human like themselves. Ofcourse in reality there’s always someone one tribe vs another. As long as there is rule of law everywhere behave.
You don't conclude on the attitude of a whole tribe by meeting fee people. There's no truth in what you said. You'll find hospitality, humility, and love from all the tribes in Ghana.
@@heylson BA kinda have a monopoly on direct flight from 🇬🇧 since they used their political influence to push Virgin (who used to also have direct flight) out. BA are taking advantage of Accra being a party destination in December for neighbouring countries, Ghanaian expatriates and diasporas from USA, Canada, the Caribbean and Latin America.
Why is Akwaaba only inscribed at the London Heathrow Airport Arrivals/Depature? why not other Ghanaians languages, are you supporting tribalism in Ghana or what? Akan is not the only spoken languege in Ghana, fix that.
@@andrewabel3927 It doesn’t matter what tribe I’m, my question to you is, which of the following tribes are you? Akan, Bono, fanti, Hausa, Ewe and Ga? Do you think tribalism exists in the concept of Ghana as we speak and who are the most educated tribe in Ghana and as well criminal tribes in Ghana?
Flew in from Accra last December in the A350, gotta say the comfort is terrible!! I was booked for premium economy but nevertheless there’s never been worse food, space and general comfort on any other BA flight I’ve had
If you have travelled through British Airways to Ghana, please share your experience here. Hope you find this video useful. Please like, share and subscribe if you have not already done so. Thanks a lot.
totally agree with you. the good news, however. Ghana is launching their airlines in 2023. Stay tuned!
Well let's look forward to that.
Where’s the airline now?
Yes Ghana is a big country enough to carry their own national carea.
Too much corruption inherited from their Nigerian cousins
True... Same experience leaving for Gh in March... Gh needs a national Airline... Heard something is in the pipeline...
Thanks for the comment. Actually the man who sat next to me said the same thing. He said he is a regular traveller and BA delay is not new to him.
Cool they use the a35k. A national airlines for Ghana is long overdue.
Ghana is long over due. We really need to go back to having our own airline
Wow delayed by only one hour. When I was a Director of what was Ghana Airways in the 1980's a one hour delay was better than average.
I'm from a tribe from East Mercia who in the early 1800's moved to what was to become the great industrial complex of Birmingham. During my two tours in Ghana I had many friends predominately Ga and Ewe. I have no bias, for and against any Ghanaian ethnic tribe. I did however notice that the Asante and the other Akan tribes felt themselves to be superior while many saw the Hausa as inferior. Maybe something similar to that good old British class system.
Thanks for sharing your experiences. Yes, class is a thing in most societies. No one tribe or ethnic group like to be dominated by another one. I think what make society work is for everyone to be human and love another human like themselves. Ofcourse in reality there’s always someone one tribe vs another. As long as there is rule of law everywhere behave.
You don't conclude on the attitude of a whole tribe by meeting fee people. There's no truth in what you said. You'll find hospitality, humility, and love from all the tribes in Ghana.
Tickets crazy expensive for Christmas period 😮
True, it’s expensive and possibly because it’s the peak festive season
@@IamAfrikan Over £2000 though, BA is taking the piss.
@@heylson You are right. It's very costly considering other destinations with similar journey time are much cheaper.
@@heylson BA kinda have a monopoly on direct flight from 🇬🇧 since they used their political influence to push Virgin (who used to also have direct flight) out.
BA are taking advantage of Accra being a party destination in December for neighbouring countries, Ghanaian expatriates and diasporas from USA, Canada, the Caribbean and Latin America.
There’s African music available on board
Next time consider Business or First Class 😂 actually I've never been on a plane, it will be a dream come true for me for the first time 😅
Hopefully, it won't be long before you will fly. Keep up the good work.
@@IamAfrikan sure
Ghana Jollof all the way 😂
Ah ah jollof rice war is not going away lol.
@@IamAfrikan 😂😂
Why is Akwaaba only inscribed at the London Heathrow Airport Arrivals/Depature? why not other Ghanaians languages, are you supporting tribalism in Ghana or what? Akan is not the only spoken languege in Ghana, fix that.
But it is by far the most popular and the official language
@@Adwoa_100 Why some Ghanaians are finding it difficult to express themselves here in America, or because they are filled with akan?
Are you a Ga, Ewe or from Takoradi. All you see at Kook is Akwaaba!!!
@@andrewabel3927 It doesn’t matter what tribe I’m, my question to you is, which of the following tribes are you? Akan, Bono, fanti, Hausa, Ewe and Ga? Do you think tribalism exists in the concept of Ghana as we speak and who are the most educated tribe in Ghana and as well criminal tribes in Ghana?
British airways is very bad and uncomfortable I took it 16/01/2023 I can see they don't respect Ghanaian
You are right. I think lack of competition might be one of the reasons why their service is bad.
Flew in from Accra last December in the A350, gotta say the comfort is terrible!! I was booked for premium economy but nevertheless there’s never been worse food, space and general comfort on any other BA flight I’ve had